Friday v. Glasser
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Appeal, No. 179, April T., 1900, by Nellie O. Glasser, one of the defendants in suit of Rachel Friday and R. R. Liebendorfer, administrators of the estate of John B. Friday, deceased, against Martin Glasser and Nellie O. Glasser, from order and decree of O. P. Lawrence Co., Sept T., 1899, No. 11, Execution Docket, sustaining exceptions to widow’s exemption. Opinion by Beaver, J. Exceptions to widow’s exemption.
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Appeal, No. 179, April T., 1900, by Nellie O. Glasser, one of the defendants in suit of Rachel Friday and R. R. Liebendorfer, administrators of the estate of John B. Friday, deceased, against Martin Glasser and Nellie O. Glasser, from order and decree of O. P. Lawrence Co., Sept T., 1899, No. 11, Execution Docket, sustaining exceptions to widow’s exemption. Opinion by Beaver, J. Exceptions to widow’s exemption. It appears from the record that judgment was entered on the verdict for plaintiff for $432.50 against Martin Glasser and Nellie O. Glasser, his wife; execution was issued, whereupon…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Beaver, J.,
The plaintiff had judgment upon a verdict against the defendants, Martin Glasser and Nellie O. Glasser, and issued an execution thereon, in pursuance of which the sheriff levied upon the separate property of each of the defendants. In the return to the writ of vend, ex., upon which their real estate was directed to be sold, he says: “ At the time of issuing the fi. fa. in this case each of the defendants severally claimed the exemption of property to the value of $300, from levy and sale out of the respective real and personal properties held by each of them in…
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